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Not for coding because it actually needs to read and write large files
by mangolie 5mo ago
Not for coding because it actually needs to read and write large files
- baalimago 5mo agoWell, sort of. Imagine the case where it first scans the repo, then "intelligently" creates architecture files describing the project. The level of intelligence will create a varying quality of summary, with varying need of deep-scans on subsequent sessions. Level of intelligence will also increase comprehension of these architecture files. Same principle applies when designing plans for complex tasks, etc. Token amount to grasp a concept is what matters.
- jstummbillig 5mo agoTbf, I have not super kept track of what is actually happening inside the "thinking" portion of recent releases. But last time I checked there still was a lot of verbosity and mistakes, that beat the actual amount of required, usable code generation by a wide margin.